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Gender Differences in X (Formerly Twitter) Use, Influence, and Engagement Among Cardiologists from Top U.S. News Best Hospitals
Minji Seok;
Sungjin Kim;
Harper Tzou;
Olivia Peony;
Mitchell Kamrava;
Andriana P Nikolova;
Katelyn M Atkins
ABSTRACT
Summary: This study highlights the rise of cardiology’s presence on social media, specifically on the platform X (formerly Twitter) and explores the impact of social media on gender representation and existing gender gaps.
Citation
Please cite as:
Seok M, Kim S, Tzou H, Peony O, Kamrava M, Nikolova AP, Atkins KM
Gender Differences in X (Formerly Twitter) Use, Influence, and Engagement Among Cardiologists From the Top U.S. News Best Hospitals